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Connor Brown is the recipient of the 2016 SLICE (Sustainability Leadership, Innovation and Collaborative Engagement) student award, given by UB’s Office of Sustainability.

Researchers remove excess additives from drugs, which could reduce the odds of serious allergic reactions and other side effects.

Ashutosh Sharma (PhD ChemE 1998) returned to his alma mater in April 2016 to receive the 2016 Distinguished International Alumni Award.

More than 60 percent of the program’s first enrollees will graduate within four years — a rate far above the national average.

A group of computer science students showed youngsters how to operate a pneumatic cannon, created as part of their computer capstone design project, during the Alden Central School District's STEAM night.  

The contest, organized by the Singapore Centre for 3-D Printing, promotes awareness and adoption of 3-D printing technologies

The photonics advancement could help industry to continue manufacturing more powerful, efficient and flexible electronic devices.

Anna Smith has earned distinction around campus for her nontraditional career path. Smith ran her own makeup business in Paris and New York for five years before she decided that she wanted to be an engineer.

The biomedical startup, which evolved from UB engineering research labs, will remain headquartered in Buffalo.

Thousands of UB students will don caps and gowns this week as families fly in from around the world to attend UB’s commencement celebrations.